- toBecoming a Kentucky Wildcat
You're In!
Let us help you check some items off your to-do list
Make It Official
Activate your linkblue account page 2
Set up your UKY email account page 3
Confirm your place at UK page 4
Financing Your Future at UK
Complete your FAFSA page 5
Don't Forget
Send us your documents page 7
Plan your degree with myUK and utilize the Academic Exploration Tool page 8
Come on Home to Kentucky
Living Learning Programs page 9
Decide which room type is right for you pages 10 and 11
Apply for Housing page 13
Choose a meal plan page 15
Come Visit
Take an official campus tour page 16
Get to know your campus resources page 17
DEAR FUTURE WILDCAT
It is my pleasure to officially welcome you to the University of Kentucky! Our community of students, staff and scholars is ready to support and challenge you to succeed beyond what you ever thought possible. We’re proud of our community and campus – a place where your success is at the center of everything we do.
Here, you’ll discover a smarter path toward a future that inspires you. You’ll see what’s possible when concepts collide across disciplines and when thinkers have the space to explore anything that ignites their passions and new ideas. And you’ll have a community that supports you. You’ll find faculty members who care just as much as you do, along with the mentorship that will drive you to do even more.
People come to the University of Kentucky because they want to make something happen. Something that makes lives better. Something that makes communities healthier. Something that creates change.
It’s something that can happen only when you’ve got the strength of an R1 research institution behind you, the prowess of a top-ranked medical center and the skills and knowledge gained from a world-class UK education.
The University of Kentucky is home to a powerful community. Here, you belong. Because this is a community built on compassion and respect for all people. And we’re united in a common cause: to create stronger communities across our Commonwealth and beyond and to do the transformative work that makes them thrive. This is what’s possible for you and we’re excited to see where your journey takes you.
Congratulations and Go Cats!
Kirsten Turner, Ph.D. Vice President for Student Success
Becoming a Wildcat is as Easy as 1, 2, 3!
These steps apply to all incoming Wildcats, first-time, first-year and transfer students alike.
Step 1: Activate your linkblue account newstudent.uky.edu
UK LINGO
Personal email addressthis is the email address you used on your application for undergraduate admission. The university uses this email address - along with your UKY email addressto communicate with you from the time you are admitted until you start classes at UK. It is very important to check both email accounts frequently.
Here to help
If you have any issues setting up your linkblue account or UKY email, UK Information Technology Services (UK ITS) is here to help. Visit techhelpcenter.uky.edu or call 859-218-HELP (4357) for assistance.
Every student who is admitted to the University of Kentucky needs both a linkblue account and a UKY email account. Your linkblue ID and password are your universal credentials to everything online at UK. You will use them to confirm your attendance; register for classes; access the student billing and payment system; apply for UK Campus Housing; access UK systems like myUK and Canvas; and a lot more.
Get Started
To follow along with step-by-step instructions, visit go.uky.edu/activate.
To begin, you will need the following information from your admission letter:
• UK ID Number - This number is eight digits in length.
• Student Temporary Passcode - This code is six characters (alphanumeric).
• Go to newstudent.uky.edu.
• Click "Activate" to begin the New Student Account Wizard. The wizard will provide step-by-step information guiding you through setting up your account.
• During set up, you will register a device for two-factor login. This step is required to secure your account and access the many resources at UK available to you. You will be locked out of your account if a device is not registered. Use your personal phone number and mobile device, not that of a family member, to establish two-factor authentication.
• Next, create a new linkblue password. Click “What is the linkblue password policy?” for the requirements for a secure password.
• Enter a personal email address and phone number for account recovery. This will allow you to unlock your account if you are locked out or forget your password. Use your personal email address and phone number, not that of a family member, for account recovery.
• Select “Finish” to complete setting up your linkblue account.
Email is the university's official communication channel with you ... and we use it a lot. Check both your personal email address and your UKY email address regularly!
Use your linkblue ID and password to access UK’s online resources. Your linkblue ID (e.g. wldct234) is different from your UK ID Number (an eight-digit number); find it under “linkblue Account Information” in the UK Account Manager. Your linkblue password is what you selected in the activation wizard. Becoming
Personal vs. UKY email
UK calls the email address used on your application for undergraduate admission your personal email address. Your UKY email address is the email created using your linkblue ID and ends in @uky.edu.
The university uses your personal email address – along with your UKY email address –to communicate with you from the time you are admitted until you start classes at UK. Important dates, deadlines, confirmation information and more are communicated via email. On the first day of classes, all university communication will be sent to only your UKY email address. It is extremely important to check both email accounts frequently.
We suggest using your same personal email address (and mobile number) for every UK application you complete from admission to campus housing to dining plans to account recovery.
Step 2: Activate your UKY email account
m365.uky.edu
Note: the “Finish” button from the previous step must be checked before you can use your account. If at any time this process is interrupted or you quit before completing all steps and clicking “Finish,” changes will be lost, and you will have to start again.
After you set up your linkblue account, continue the activation process and create your university email
• Click “Next” to continue.
• All UK students receive a default email address that is <linkblueID>@uky.edu Students can also create their own University Email Address (UEA). Both the default email address and UEA go to the same inbox in Microsoft Outlook. These are not separate email accounts, but two different names for the same inbox.
• Customize your UEA. Make it something easy to remember and share (e.g., firstname.lastname@uky.edu). Don't use personal information like birth date in your UEA.
• Select your mail delivery location. UK ITS fully supports Microsoft Outlook email delivery. Visit go.uky.edu/emailaddressoptions for more information.
• Access your email. Visit m365.uky.edu and log in with your default email address (<linkblueID>@uky.edu) NOT the UEA you selected.
You can have your UKY email forwarded to a personal email address you check frequently. Explore these options at ukam.uky.edu and check out go.uky.edu/techtips to find UK ITS’s tech tips for incoming students.
Want to add your UKY email to your phone? Visit techhelpcenter.uky.edu for instructions!
We are so excited you've chosen to be a Wildcat! Registering for your Big Blue Nation Orientation (BBNO) is how you confirm your spot at UK. To confirm your spot, register for BBNO in myUK and pay your orientation fee and enrollment prepayment. (First-time, first-year students beginning in the fall semester must pay their fees at time of registration; all other students will be assessed their orientation fee on their first tuition statement.)
At Big Blue Nation Orientation, you will meet with your college, complete course registration and answer all your questions before classes. First-year students and transfer student orientations will take place in June and July 2025*. Find the full list of orientation dates, a checklist of items to prepare for BBNO and much more at orientation.uky.edu
*Big Blue Nation Orientation dates are subject to change. Space is filled on a firstcome, first-served basis and capacity may be limited due to college availability.
Register for BBN Orientation
Step-by-step instructions at orientation.uky.edu; you’ll need your linkblue account activated to register.
• Log in to myUK using your linkblue account: myuk.uky.edu
• Select the “Student Services” tab
• Select the “Admissions” sub tab
• Select BBN Orientation Registration on the left-hand side bar.
Deadline to Register for Orientation for Those Beginning in the Fall Term: First-year students May 1 Transfer students August 1
If you need assistance, contact the Office of Orientation and Outreach at orientation@uky.edu or 859-257-3256.
Note: Students will have an advising hold on their account until they have attended orientation.
Financing Your Future at UK Just Makes Sense
Complete Your FAFSA and Apply for Scholarships
A great education should be accessible to everyone, regardless of your financial situation. If you have the desire and drive to attend UK, we want to work with you to make that happen.
Because of the ingenuity and commitment of our people, we are saving more and investing more — in our students and their success. We are one of the leading universities in the country when it comes to helping students struggling with unmet financial need and creating the support necessary to dramatically increase retention and graduation rates.
Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships financialaid.uky.edu | osfas@uky.edu
Apply early for financial aid!
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) fafsa.gov
The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is expected to open on December 1. Students should visit fafsa.gov for updates regarding the 2025-26 FAFSA release. All students are encouraged to complete the FAFSA as soon as possible. Use UK's school code, 001989, on your application. A completed FAFSA creates a review for federal (and sometimes state (KY)) need-based aid eligibility and the opportunity for student's to receive federal student loans as a part of their overall financial aid offer.
Include UK’s school code, 001989, on your FAFSA.
Completing the FAFSA early gives students the best opportunity to qualify to receive grants, federal student loans and work-study. However, submissions are continuously accepted.
International students with F-1 or J-1 visas are not eligible to complete the FAFSA to receive federal and state financial aid.
Grants
Grants may be awarded based on financial aid from federal, state, University of Kentucky and private sources. Grants do not have to be repaid.
Student Loans
There are many types of loan programs to assist students in paying for college. These include Subsidized and Unsubsidized Federal Direct Student Loans, Parent PLUS Loans and private loans. Because loans must be repaid, only borrow what you need.
Federal Work-Study
On average, students who work less than 20 hours per week perform better in school than their non-working peers. Federal Work-Study provides students with part-time, on- and off-campus employment and are paid bi-weekly based on the hours worked.
UK's FAFSA school code FAFSA opens on 001989 December 1
Submitted my FAFSA
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Scholarships
go.uky.edu/scholarships
Several colleges and departments at UK administer their own scholarship programs. Students who have chosen an academic program are encouraged to contact their college/department regarding scholarship opportunities. Requirements vary.
ScholarshipUniverse
go.uky.edu/scholarshipuniverse
ScholarshipUniverse (SU) is an online scholarship platform that matches students to relevant, vetted external scholarship opportunities, as well as internal scholarships offered by the university. Each external scholarship opportunity a student sees on SU has gone through an extensive vetting process to ensure the scholarship is offered through a reliable and authentic source.
Money Matters
studentsuccess.uky.edu/financial-wellness
The University of Kentucky’s Student Financial Wellness Center is geared toward engaging our students in financial literacy programs and it provides a place for peer mentorship through the MoneyCATS team. The center is also a resource dedicated to the entire UK community, supporting the evolving, personal financial wellbeing needs of students across campus.
MoneyCATS
go.uky.edu/moneycats
MoneyCATS is a team of UK students and staff that offers 1:1 peer coaching, introduction and access to iGrad — the “Best in Class” financial literacy online platform, tools, courses and practical self-help calculators to encourage holistic financial wellness. Students, families and alumni who wish to improve their financial wellbeing should contact the MoneyCATS team at moneycats@uky.edu
UK Invests
ukinvests.uky.edu
The University of Kentucky offers a first-of-its-kind holistic wellness program anchored in financial education called UK Invests. Through UK Invests, every student can apply for a brokerage account opened through the Fidelity Bloom for UK Invests app that is used to incentivize and reward good behaviors and habits, beginning with financial education, and expanding to other healthy activities. UK Invests teaches students the basics of investing by earning money.
our Wildcat Cost Calculator to begin estimating your cost of attending UK.
go.uky.edu/calculator
go.uky.edu/pnc
Don't Forget !
Send Us Your Stuff
We require that you send us your final high school transcript and all college transcripts. We also accept your AP and IB credit.
Final Transcripts
Please send the Office of Undergraduate Admission your final high school transcript with the date of graduation. In addition, all college course work taken, whether you wish to receive credit or not, must be sent via official transcripts from each institution previously attended.
Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate Programs go.uky.edu/apib
The University of Kentucky recognizes examinations of the College Board Advanced Placement Program. Any student who wishes to have AP scores evaluated for academic credit or placement should have the results sent to the university using our code - 1837. Academic departments have designated the current policy for students who score 3 or higher on AP exams. UK does not recognize College Board SAT II Subject Tests for placement or credit purposes.
The University of Kentucky recognizes course credit earned through the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program. Course credit is awarded for scores of 5, 6 or 7 on either the standard-level exam or the higher-level exam. Any student desiring credit must request an IB transcript to be sent to the university.
College Credit go.uky.edu/collegecredit
The University of Kentucky currently has almost 500,000 established course equivalencies from many colleges and universities around the country. Please note that if your institution and/or courses are not listed here, it does not mean that credit will not be awarded. Contact the Equivalency Office at uktransfer@uky.edu for more information.
Check out our Transfer Credit Tool! go.uky.edu/transfercredittool
It is designed to allow you to see how the credits you have earned at other institutions will transfer to UK to complete your four-year degree.
Transfer Admission
859-257-2000
100 Funkhouser Bldg. Lexington, KY 40506-0054
uktransfer@uky.edu
go.uky.edu/transfer
Prepare For Your Future
Explore What's Possible
Degree Planning with myUK GPS registrar.uky.edu/myuk-gps
The myUK GPS (Graduation Planning System) is a suite of tools to help students and their advisors navigate a pathway to success at UK, from recruitment to graduation. The degree audit feature shows students a percentage that reflects their progress toward completing their degree(s). The degree completion percentage helps students understand where they stand with their degree, helps students graduate on time and indicates when a student’s registration window will open for course registration each semester.
Academic Exploration Tool go.uky.edu/academicmajors
Our online Academic Exploration Tool (AET) helps you investigate your possibilities. If you have not decided on a major (or even if you have), be sure to check out UK’s many undergraduate majors by visiting the AET website. You will find all our major program offerings, as well as their requirements and much more.
The website allows students to discover degree programs at a personal level. Begin searching for degree paths by first selecting from categories within “I like to…,” “I want to be a…,” “I’m searching for…,” or “Browse all programs” options. After selecting your personal preferences, a list of degree programs offered that correlates with your selections will populate under different categories. From here, click on different degrees to learn about careers in the field, courses offered at UK, and work environment. The site also includes salary information, number of jobs in the U.S. and a 10-year job outlook all streamed into the site by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Transfer Admission Team
admission.uky.edu/transfer
The University of Kentucky transfer admission team is dedicated to your success as a transfer student. We work closely with you throughout the entire transfer process, from application to enrollment, to support your new beginning at UK. Our services include transfer applications, credit transfers and specialized transfer advising, all of which are designed to help you make the most of how you experience UK. If you have any questions about the transfer process, contact our office. We are here to help!
Come On Home to Kentucky
Living on Campus
Living on Campus wildcatliving.uky.edu
Some of the best memories of college come from living on campus. Friends are made every day in a residence hall, on a walk to class or over a meal in a dining hall.
Living on Campus Helps You Make the Grade ... and Graduate on Time.
Living on campus has a positive impact on a student’s retention rate. Students are more likely to return for their second year at UK if they live on campus and have an even better retention rate if they participate in a Living Learning Program. We know that Wildcats are happier, more successful and more involved when they live in a residence hall. First semester GPAs for students living on campus average 3.17, 0.21 higher than students living off campus.
Living Learning Program — Classrooms Right Outside Your Door go.uky.edu/llp
The University of Kentucky's Living Learning Programs (LLPs) are incubators for success, transforming the benefits of living on campus into a powerful foundation for your future. With 11 unique LLPs, you'll find a place where you belong, surrounded by peers who share your interests or academic majors.
Benefits of joining an LLP include:
• Strong Community: Form close connections with like-minded and supportive peers.
• Peer Mentoring: Receive guidance and support from fellow students to help you thrive.
• Social and Academic Support: Benefit from a network that nurtures your personal and academic growth.
• Exploration Opportunities: Engage in activities and experiences that allow you to pursue your passions.
Most LLPs also have a connected course to help you explore your interests and passions while learning about the university and receiving support from faculty and staff. Each LLP offers unique experiences, including off-campus trips, volunteer opportunities and hands-on learning.
Participating in the Living Learning Program determines the residence hall that you will live in, and your roommate will also be a participant in the same LLP as you. Many LLPs also accept transfer students. Spaces in specific communities are limited, so be sure to keep track of application deadlines to secure your spot and start your journey to success at UK.
• Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment
• Audre Lorde Living Learning Program
• C.I. Connect
• Creative Arts Living Learning Program
• Engineering Living Learning Program (ELLP)
• First-Generation Living Learning Community
• Honors Residential Experience
• The International Village
• Interprofessional Healthcare Residential College (IHRC)
• Leadership and Service
• Transfer Year Experience
*Living Learning Programs and their locations are subject to change.
Participating in the Living Learning Program determines the residence hall that you will live in, and your roommate will also be a participant in the same LLP as you. Many LLPs also accept transfer students. Find the right LLP for you at go.uky.edu/llp
Home Suite Home
wildcatliving.uky.edu/residence-halls
UK Campus Housing has created the finest living arrangements of any college campus in the country just for you. You will select your room, down to the building and room number. From the day you move in until the day you graduate, you will make memories that will last a lifetime. At UK, living on campus means community, comfort and home.
Room selection is based on your UK admissions application track and your housing application completion date. Certain room types go quickly so it is in your best interest to apply early!
Room Types
4-Person Suite White: Semi-private bedroom (twin XL beds), semi-private bathroom
4-Person Suite Blue: Semi-private bedroom (twin XL beds), semi-private bathroom
2-Bedroom Suite: Individual bedroom (full XL beds), semi-private bathroom
3-Person 2-Bedroom Suite: one individual bedroom (full XL bed), one semi-private bedroom (twin XL bunk beds); semi-private bathroom
4-Bedroom Suite*: Individual bedroom (full XL beds), semi-private bathroom, living room, kitchenette
Room Types for Upper-Level Students Only
2-Bedroom Deluxe Suite (Sophomore and above students):
Individual bedroom (full XL beds), semi-private bathroom, living room, kitchenette Boyd Hall
2-Bedroom Apartment (Sophomore and above students):
Individual bedroom (full XL beds), semi-private bathroom, living room, full kitchen University Flats
4-Bedroom Apartment (Sophomore and above students):
Individual bedroom (full XL beds), semi-private bathroom, living room, full kitchen University Flats
*A very limited quantity of four-bedroom suites is available for first-year students.
Wildcat Living
Our residence halls were designed to foster community, creativity and connections. Our halls are in two areas of campus: North, the northern edge of campus adjacent to downtown Lexington; and Central, the heart of campus closest to the William T. Young Library.
Central Residence Halls
• Baldwin Hall
• Ball Hall
• Chellgren Hall
• Donovan Hall
• Haggin Hall†
• Ingels Hall
Nearby
• Johnson Recreation Center
• Kroger Field
• Fresh Food Company at The 90
• Johnson Hall
• Lewis Hall
• Pigman Hall
• Smith Hall
• University Flats**
• Woodland Glen IV, V
• The Study – Central
• William T. Young Library
North Residence Halls
• Blazer Hall
• Boyd Hall*
• Holmes Hall
Nearby
• Alumni Gym
• UK Bookstore
• Gatton Student Center
• Jewell Hall
• Roselle Hall
• Wildcat Coal Lodge
• Downtown Lexington
• The Study – North
• Champions Kitchen
*Boyd Hall is limited to sophomore and above students.
**Students living in University Flats are not required to have a university dining plan. UFlats is limited to sophomore and above students. †Units in Haggin Hall have full-sized XL beds.
How to apply for housing
go.uky.edu/applyforhousing
As an admitted student, you are now eligible to apply for campus housing. Apply to live on campus as soon as possible as spaces fill quickly. Applying for admission and applying for housing are two separate processes.
Students are highly encouraged to apply for housing, as students who choose to live on campus are proven to be more successful academically. Students are encouraged to apply even if you have not made a final decision yet.
Housing Application Deadlines
Early Action Housing and Living Learning Program application deadline: February 15
Regular Decision Living Learning Program application deadline: May 15
Regular Decision Housing application deadline: June 1
Room selection is based on your UK admissions application track and your housing application completion date. Certain room types go quickly so it is in your best interest to apply early!
Information about room selection, LLP acceptance offers, move-in appointments and much more will be communicated to students via email.
To apply for housing and your top three LLP choices:
• Log in to myUK portal: myUK.uky.edu
• Select “myInfo”
• Select “Undergraduate Housing”
• Follow the instructions to complete the application
Completed applications include a $50 nonrefundable application fee.
If you have questions or need help, please contact Campus Housing at 859-257-1866 or email us at ukhousing@uky.edu
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Eating Made Easy
uky.campusdish.com
UK Dining offers a wide variety of options to satisfy every Wildcat’s appetite. You have access to quality, nutritious meals at more than 20 locations, just minutes away from your residence hall and classes.
*Students living in University Flats are not required to purchase a dining plan.
Ace Your Appetite
Enjoy well-balanced, delicious meals crafted by our expert culinary team using fresh and locally sourced ingredients. For students with plant-based diets, food allergies and other dietary needs, we offer options across campus and resources to help you thrive –like a full-time registered dietitian.
Less Stress
Save time and money by removing wasted groceries, cooking and dishes from the equation. Want to save even more time for studying and friends? Take a meal to-go with a Green-2-Go container, grab a quick bite from our convenient Wildcat Pantry locations or order robot delivery or Grubhub pickup to skip the lines.
More to Explore
Meet unmatched variety with your favorite national brands, comfort foods, international cuisine and a rotating cast of local restaurants on Local Restaurant Row. Enjoy exclusive pop-ups and events in the dining halls weekly. Get the fuel you need every day, whether it's 7 a.m. or midnight.
Students living in undergraduate residence halls must purchase a university dining plan, billed per semester to your student account. Students living in University Flats are not required to purchase a dining plan.
Meal Swipes: part of the dining plan that is used at either of our two all-youcare-to-eat dining locations — Champions Kitchen in the Gatton Student Center and Fresh Food Company at The 90.
Flex Dollars: can be used at any dining location like a gift card. Running low? You can reload Flex at any time during the semester. Flex dollars are also tax-free.
Guest Meals: can be used to treat friends or family to a meal in one of our dining halls.
WildCard ID: your official university student ID; used to redeem your Meal Swipes and Flex dollars. The WildCard is a mobile credential. Learn more at wildcard.uky.edu
Learn more about UK Dining plan options and pricing.
uky.campusdish.com
Come Visit!
Take an official campus tour
visit.uky.edu
Every step matters. You have taken a great step by applying to UK but take a few more with us by visiting your new home. We have a community eager to show you where a UK education can take you. We invite you to visit campus to discover what’s wildly possible at the University of Kentucky.
Through our 90-minute in-person campus tour experience, you will explore the $5.4 billion transformation of our campus through your own eyes. We have designed our campus for your success – new academic buildings, residence and dining halls, a state-of-the-art student center – it is all here.
Your visit will also include a 30-minute admission information session in which you will learn more about scholarships, housing and how to confirm your spot as a Wildcat. Head to visit.uky.edu to sign up for a campus tour and with a few clicks, you will have crafted a visit catered to your individual interests.
Visit Campus Virtually visit.uky.edu/virtual-visit
It may not be possible for you to visit campus in-person, but we would love for you to explore campus virtually! This site provides an opportunity for you to experience what’s possible on our campus – from anywhere.
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CampusContacts
Academic Scholarships go.uky.edu/scholarships 859-257-4198
Campus Recreation studentsuccess.uky.edu/ campus-recreation 859-257-3928
Dean of Students studentsuccess.uky.edu/dean-students 859-257-3755
Disability Resource Center studentsuccess.uky.edu/drc 859-257-2754
UK Dining uky.campusdish.com 859-257-2220
Education Abroad ea.uky.edu 859-257-4067
Financial Aid go.uky.edu/financialaid 859-257-3172
First-Generation Student Services uky.edu/firstgeneration 859-257-6597
Fraternity and Sorority Life uky.edu/greeklife 859-257-3151
Campus Housing wildcatliving.uky.edu
859-257-1866
International Admission international.uky.edu 859-323-2106
Lewis Honors College honors.uky.edu 859-257-3111
Living Learning ProgramOffice of Residence Life go.uky.edu/llp 859-257-4784
Office for Institutional Diversity dei.uky.edu 859-257-9293
Office for Student Success studentsuccess.uky.edu 859-218-YouK (9685)
Parking/Transportation Services uky.edu/transportation 859-257-5757
Prevention, Outreach and Wellness Education Resources (POWER) studentsuccess.uky.edu/power 859-562-0516
Stuckert Career Center uky.edu/careercenter 859-257-2746
Student Account Services uky.edu/studentaccount 859-257-3406
Student Employment go.uky.edu/studentjobs 859-257-9555
Student Organizations and Activities getinvolved.uky.edu 859-257-8867
Triage, Referral, Assistance and Crisis Support (TRACS) studentsuccess.uky.edu/tracs 859-218-7227
Transfer Admission go.uky.edu/transfer 859-257-2000
Undergraduate Admission admission.uky.edu 859-257-2000
Undergraduate Research our.uky.edu 859-257-0049
University Health Services ukhealthcare.uky.edu/uhs 859-323-2778
Veterans Resource Center studentsuccess.uky.edu/ veterans-resource-center 859-257-1148
Visitor Center visit.uky.edu 859-257-3595
UK has something for everyone ... even a Squirrel Watching Club. It's one of our more than 600 student organizations.
Maxwell Place
Around William T. Young Library Patterson Hall